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Lawmaker blasts U.K. government on Microsoft policy
October 10, 2007 British Parliament member criticizes U.K. government's IT strategy, accusing it of "skewing the market" in favor of Microsoft.Why restraining Microsoft no longer matters
September 21, 2007 European regulators won a big court victory this week but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Microsoft must fend off a bigger challenge.Microsoft opens portals for governments
November 9, 2004 Solutions Sharing Network lets government entities post their own tips, procedures and even in-house software.Microsoft aims to reach next billion PC users
April 19, 2007 New program gives near-free Windows and Office to governments that buy PCs for students to use at home.Word blunder exposes U.K. split on terrorism
September 16, 2005 A British government minister is reportedly caught out over anti-terrorism measures by the "track changes" feature in Microsoft Word.HP aims to help governments check IDs
May 26, 2005 The technology taps into Microsoft .Net to authenticate ID cardholders and people who want to use e-government services.Microsoft lets governments into Office
September 19, 2004 The productivity package is added to the program that allows governments to see Microsoft source code.Microsoft speaks in tongues
March 16, 2004 The software giant announces a program to help governments produce local versions of Windows and Office. Is it a response to overseas pressure from open-source products?Microsoft may bow to overseas price pressure
February 28, 2004 Signs suggest the company is looking at ways to tailor prices of software to the country its sold in, as it tries to address the concerns of governments being wooed by Linux.Microsoft: Vista won't get a backdoor
March 4, 2006 "Over my dead body" will governments get into encrypted files, says one Microsoft employee working on Windows update.Feds: Google's privacy concerns unfounded
February 27, 2006 Justice Department says search giant's arguments for refusing to turn over information lack merit.Microsoft signs security pact with Germany
May 3, 2004 CEO Steve Ballmer settles a security agreement with the federal government of Germany, which has become one of the most prominent of Linux supporters.Service Pack 2 for SQL Server arrives
February 20, 2007 Microsoft's release of updates for database application is accompanied by rule change for use on virtual servers.Governments vote against Microsoft
January 22, 2004 Government customers contribute just a fraction of Microsoft's revenue but cause disproportionate headaches for the company through defections to Linux and open source. Will the urge spread to busi...Australia to see Windows source code
August 14, 2003 The Australian government will gain access to the source code underlying Microsoft's operating system after signing an agreement with the software heavyweight.Microsoft's Beijing win raises concerns in China
November 30, 2004 Some officials are speaking out against recent deals by Microsoft and Dell to supply technology to governmental bodies.China looks into Windows code
September 29, 2003 The Chinese government has set up a lab to study Microsoft Windows source code, a result of the software maker's campaign to combat the spread of open-source software in Asia.About South Korea's 'dependency' on Microsoft
January 29, 2007 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says South Korea might be in bed with Microsoft, but PC users there are kicking the company hard.Microsoft to confide security woes to governments
February 2, 2005 Company's decision to share information about security issues is part of its effort to blunt the appeal of open-source software.Microsoft's government head to jump ship
September 21, 2004 Maggie Wilderotter, leader of the software maker's government sales effort, is leaving to be CEO of a rural telecommunications company.
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